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Washington, DC
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The New Locomotion and Government Expense Debate
A fragmentary 1900 discussion contrasts rapid new locomotion with safety and public conduct, criticizing extravagant travel for officials funded by government money. It argues for merit based travel decisions, warns against personal gain schemes, and recalls past abuses in scientific reporting funds. The piece frames mobility versus reform in a period of growth and public concern.
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Navy
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Denver
Thia
Police
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Geological Survey
Hithheld
Harriman and railroads in a changing era
An analysis of E H Harriman's rail empire, its expansion, and the push toward larger holding structures. Debate over railroad regulation, efficiency, and the impact on fares, competition, and nationwide infrastructure. Also discusses hatpin legislation in Paris and reactions by Washington and Berlin authorities.
Oldest Western State and welcome home notes
A garbled historic column reflects on Western state origins, with praise for Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and a welcome home for District National Guard members from Boston. It discusses church attendance, minister education, domestic service decline, and social changes, citing Sherman's era and food economy concerns.
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Wisconsin
Nodlee Beya
Pennsylvania
Tolmouth
Penn
Washington
Massachuset
National Gustal
Navassa Island hold by American flag urged
The piece argues Navassa Island must remain under U S control due to its strategic location near the Panama Canal and warns against alien ownership or ceding to Japan or Germany. It stresses retention under the American flag as essential, noting the unlikelihood of a transfer and the broader national interest.
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Navassa Island
Japan
Baltimore
United States
Navassa
Do It Not? Dry Alabama Quietly Holds Death Fear
The fragment notes a man who broke 18, questions giving versus receiving, and remarks that Alabama remains officially dry. It suggests no fear of higher thirst deaths despite prohibition. The text is speculative and fragmentary, with limited identifiable people or entities.
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Alabama
Spanish Grandees Enlist as Private in Barbastre Regiment
Empress Eugenie’s grandnephew Don Hernando, heir of the Duke of Alba, has enlisted as a private in the Barbastre infantry to fight Moors at Melilla. Other nobles follow, wearing Calatrava crosses. royal family ties and military service noted amid court history and Servian royal critique.
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Yumi Jeb Montijo
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New York
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Marquis de Compolana
London
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Duke of
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Amanes
Madrid
Infanta Quintre
United States
Phillis Renter
Gennars
Bourbon
The Black Hand Business From the Boston Transcript
From the Cleveland series Mr Hart and Settae discuss marital tensions as a wife overhears threats and a husband resents bills. The dialogue hints at remorse and worry within a troubled household.
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Boston Transcript
Mr. Hart
Law's Delay in England
July 1 murder in London by Madaral Dhinagari. He was tried July 23 at the Old Bailey, found guilty in one hour, and hanged August 17 at Pell-en-ville prison. The piece argues British law swiftly delivers justice without red tape, contrasting with longer trials in other jurisdictions.
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Tua
Madaral Dhinagari
Loeut Cy Curzon-Wyler
Cawal Lulenea
London
Dhinagari
Old Bailey Court
Pellenville
Record Topedo Shot by submarine Cuttlefish off Province Town
The Vermont was hit amidships by a Whitehead torpedo fired at 8 800 yards during Atlantic fleet maneuvers off Province Town. The shot, praised as one of the best, signals a two week torpedo practice in Narragansett Bay before the fleet moves to New York for overhaul and Hudson Fulton events.
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Newport
New York
Whitehead
Atlantic
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Rcord
Narragansett Bay
Naval Conlnguration
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Navy Yard
Chinese Ceremony Celebrates Wong You's Newborn Son
A New York Times report recalls lavish celebrations for Wong You's son born a month ago, with three Oakland banquets and two in San Francisco attended by hundreds. Gifts valued in thousands, including virgin gold, were exchanged as customs dictate a name after a month.
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Ning Yung Company
Chineva
United States
Oakland
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Orientel
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Switzerland's Pure Food Law and US parallels in 1900s
The Philadelphia Bulletin cites James A Tawney as Minnesota chairman of the House Appropriations Committee facing likely renomination defeat due to his anti‑federal excess stance. Indianapolis News notes OB Barnard, state food and drug chief, reports Swiss law effective July 1 with jail terms and fines for adulterated foods. He says Swiss penalties would require broader national laws to catch all violators.
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Evertog Bulletin
James A Tawney
Minnesota
House
Natonal
Switzerlang
Indianapolis News
OB Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Jali
United States
Switzerland
Darnard
Cupid's rush to marriage speeds immigrant couple
Beom and Misa Helena Fronhofer wed in New York to satisfy a deportation rule. They arrived on the Grosser Kur top from Bremen and, under guard, were granted a license and married by Rev Father N ngelelson. They then departed for the West aboard a transfer boat.
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New York
Joseph Schreiber
Misa Helena Fronhofer
Bremen
Bis Island
Nngelelson
Leo Haug
Btate Street
Kilis
Pennsylvania
West
Schreiber
Reflections of a Bachelor Prom in New York Preen
A quirky excerpt contemplates wealth and marriage, suggesting the richer a man is the more he seeks status and an heiress, while a woman’s aim is to hear a man proclaim his love and endure social expectations. The text wanders through playful reversals about self opinion and relationship dynamics.
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Ute
Ufa
Lake Church
New York
French ambitions and early Wisconsin French heritage
A reflective piece traces Old World colonial aims, noting how 18th century French expansion reached the Great Lakes and Mississippi valley centuries before British dominance. It highlights Green Bay’s early settlement, French.indian alliances, and the enduring Wisconsin descendants of French voyagers and traders.
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Africa
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Mississippi Valley
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Napoleon
Pitt
Wisconsin
France
Canadian labor boards avert strikes under conciliation act
Canada adopted an industrial conciliation and investigation system two years ago. By March 20 55 boards were appointed for 41 disputes and most strikes were prevented or resolved. Only two cases remained non reconciled with a lawful strike or lockout permitted under certain conditions, underscoring the act’s usefulness in labor disputes nationwide.
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Unzemoi Sevserapa
Pittsburgh
Canada
Minister of Labor
Robert E. Lee Statue in Statuary Hall Debate
The piece argues for placing Gen George Washington and Gen Robert E Lee statues in Statuary Hall. It notes Lee’s ties to Virginia and his stance that states, not the United States, held sovereign rights. It emphasizes Lee as a great Virginian and American, who resigned U.S. command to serve his state.
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Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News Highlights
A fragmented clipping notes satirical lines about war, envy, and charity. It mentions circus performers as spies, a Belgrade performance interrupted by a hog, and Austrian officers linked to espionage. The item references a Band on Evening Standard summary and a remark on education versus housekeeping in a humorous editorial tone.
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Fim
Bandon Evening Standard
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Tormera
Notable Ex Washington Figures Discuss Taft and Prohibition
Former Attorney General W B H Miler of Indianapolis recalls his wartime service with Harrison and Taft and praises Taft as a great lawyer. The interview covers prohibition trends, southern sentiment, suburban voter shifts, and American agricultural exports to Sweden and plans for the Buenos Aires exposition with emphasis on railway and aviation displays.
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Harrison
White House
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Miler
Washington
Department of Justice
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Miller
Taft
Orlaw W Chapman
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Chapman
Olmsted's Hen Appreciation Tale Iconic Speech Moment
Congressman Olmsted of Harrisburg wove a strange tribute into a speech by recounting a tale of a hen giving him a nestful of eggs and eleven newly hatched chickens. He framed the scene as a vivid token of gratitude from a neighboring farmer and his barnyard.
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